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Optical Illusion Art: What You See Isn’t What You Get

For centuries, artists have been intrigued by perception and the workings of the human eye. With optical illusion art, the artist uses various effects to trick the eye and confuse the public’s…

Fashion of the Future: Intelligent Couture

Fashion’s initial function was purely survival. Clothes were created to prevent humans from freezing to death, burning to death, or being killed by wild animals. Thousands of years later as fashion has…

Food: The Unexpected Medium in Art

From still life depictions in Renaissance paintings to pop-art depictions of canned Campbell’s soups, food has been finding its way into art for many years. In fact, you can learn a lot…

Sigalit Landau: Salt and Sea

Taking a peak into visual artist, Sigalit Landau’s mind, might resemble the interior of her eclectic Tel Aviv studio–filled with random objects she’s exhibited around the world with models for future exhibits.…

The Campana Brothers: Furniture Reinvented

Reimagining old discarded items into innovative functional design is the hallmark of the Campana Brothers’ success. Their unique eye in combining old and new, traditional crafts with modern technology makes their design…

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Cai Guo-Qiang: Making an Explosive Statement

Twenty nine glimmering firework footprints, one to represent each Olympiad, shot across the Beijing skyline, travelling an impressive 15 kilometers in just over a minute. This captivating firework display for the opening…

Slow Food: The Return to Locally Grown

In 1986, the seeds for what is now a ground-breaking movement in the food industry were planted in the town of Bra, Piedmont in Northern Italy. Following events a few years prior,…